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"Hello, love, did you sleep well ?" On the point of confessing that she had had the worst night of her life, something stopped her and she smiled back. "Yes, Mum, fine." Watching her mother quietly for a moment she remembered the photographs of her in the family albums. Her mother, now faded and anxious, had once been pretty and lively and had glowed with happiness as her married life began. And yet, looking at her kneeling there in her dressing gown, Britt felt herself to be a cuckoo in this poky(1)

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council where the majority is people from outside, the Senate that deals with respect to education and the Court in very limited role. The newer universities are managed by a Board of 12 to 25 members where people from outside are a majority and Academic Board of 30 members where the direction of the university is majoritaire1. Access to British universities is possible after obtaining the A-level, high school diploma ended. Contrary to the French term, the college means the place of residence

uniform or at least observe a strict dress code. This is not the case in the United Kingdom and Ireland, where the majority of public schools require uniforms. b) The typical uniform of a British pupil The school uniform is very common in the United Kingdom. Virtually all public and private schools have uniforms, or at least a strict dress code. The uniform is worn for 4 to 16 years in most schools, students 16 to 18 must also wear a uniform or adhere to a dress code, but the regulation is sometimes

interpretation. Say you want to "table" a meeting. A British executive will think you want to begin the discussion, rather than postpone it. Bringing your "English" English up to speed before doing business there can save you many misunderstandings. Dress as conservatively as you can. A suit is always appropriate. Men should wear laced shoes, not loafers. Wear shirts with no pockets. If you must have pockets, make sure they are empty. Avoid striped ties; many British regimental ties are striped, and

they sent their son to a boardingschool / Langford. 9 pts (3 x 3 pts) 6. In your own words, explain to what extent Langford was a new experience to the main character. Justify by quoting at least five details from the text. (40-50 words) • Academic level: the academic level at Langford was much higher / he had to work more to remain a good student. ll. 4-5 “Academically it was far superior to the school he’d been attending” / ll. 26-27 “At his high school in Winchester he’d been a star student, but suddenly

contact with women and do not ask personal questions. Names and Titles  The use of titles in important in Algeria due to the hierarchical nature of the society. When introduced to someone, try to call them by their honorific, professional, or academic title and their surname.  As most people speak French and Arabic titles may be in either.  Common titles are "doctor", "professor", and "lawyer" in English or "docteur", "professeur", and "avocat" in French. Some religious scholars may be called

scarves upholds equal treatment and opportunity Many societies are founded on secular values that do not permit the sponsorship of any religion by the state. In this climate it is important that all citizens of the state are seen as equal. If some dress differently than others, deliberately identifying themselves as members of one religion, this can harm the unity and ethos of the state. This holds particularly true for institutions of the state like schools and government offices. Muslim women opposition

Culture is the way we do things here (Deal & Kennedy) ( DOING / BEING ( 4 levels: - personal level of culture (affinity,…) - national level of culture (national pride,…) - professional level of culture (academic, business,…) - corporate level of culture 3 “do” competencies are known as the ability to : ( develop as the international strategy (a future-oriented personality with a vision) ( act as a coach and coordinator across the borders